David Ascher wrote:
> Stefan Kuzminski wrote: > > > > This is more a general python question, but does anyone know how to modify > > the inheritance of an object ( an actual instance of an object not the class > > definition ) at runtime? i.e. I have > > > > class A: > > > > and > > > > class B > > > > I go along happily.. > > > > a = A() > > b = B() > > > > now I want b inherit from a, using the objects just created above, not > > creating new ones.. I saw this done somewhere ( Webware maybe? ) but I > > can't find it now. > > b.__class__ == A > > Simple =) Wouldn't this make b an instance of class A, though, instead of inheriting from it? I *think* (from vague memories) that what would need to be done for inheritance would be something like: b.__bases__ == [ A ] (though you might need to do that on the class B instead of the instance b ... ) Jeff Shannon Technician/Programmer Credit International _______________________________________________ ActivePython mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/listinfo/activepython
